Chatter Pack: Let chat speak in the game without turning every message into noise.
Chatter Packs are a Twitch-exclusive feature introduced in 0.5. They map chat keywords to audio files during a game show, so keyword design is as important as the clips themselves.
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Create a folder in packs_chatter
Use the game's file access from the main menu and keep the Chatter Pack separate from normal Voice Packs.
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Choose short, distinct clips
Chatter audio behaves like a Voice Pack collection, but chat can trigger it often. Avoid long clips and unclear reactions.
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Create config_chatter
Add an INI or CFG file named config_chatter. Define broad_keywords and exact_keywords in their own bracketed sections.
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Use exact keywords for controlled commands
Exact keywords are case-sensitive and work well for emotes or channel commands.
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Use broad keywords sparingly
Broad keywords match within a chat user's first word. Test variations so an ordinary word does not cause constant audio.
Chatter Packs apply to Twitch streamers. They are not a way to give remote friends normal online multiplayer access.
Ready to test
- The folder is inside packs_chatter.
- config_chatter uses INI or CFG format.
- Exact commands were tested with their intended casing.
- Broad keywords do not trigger on unrelated common messages.
Quick answers
Chatter Pack FAQ
Keyword scope determines whether chat participation feels intentional or chaotic.
Next step
Test chat triggers before a live session.
A small, well-scoped Chatter Pack is more useful than a long library that fires on every message.